Latest events

If you're interested in joining one of our online Hospitality courses and wish to find out more, join the live Q&A to hear from Yukari Iguchi, Academic Lead, and get your questions answered.

If you're interested in joining the Forensic Psychology (online) courses and wish to find out more, join the live Q&A to hear from Dr. Laura Rayment and Dr. Dean Fido, Programme Leaders, and get your questions answered.

If you're interested in joining the online MSc Environmental Health course and wish to find out more, join the live Q&A to hear from Bruce Birkett, Programme Leader, and get your questions answered.

This event is for members of our academic staff who are eager to form a better understanding of the opportunities that Knowledge Transfer Partnerships (KTP) can offer and increase skills and best practices. The focus is to share knowledge and experience of KTP with workshops designed to provide useful skills and tips to support you to engage with the Knowledge Exchange team at UoD.

Inaugural Lecture Series - The problem of turbulence remains one of the unsolved problems of classical mathematical physics. This lecture will give an overview of turbulence and demonstrate how numerical simulation can help to advance the understanding of turbulence and its occurrence.

If you're interested in joining the online MSc Sustainability and Environmental Management course and wish to find out more, join the live Q&A to hear from Dr Uche Okere, Programme Leader, and get your questions answered.

This is a wonderful opportunity to meet local artists, makers and creative service providers from Banks Mill Studios, the University of Derby’s creative business incubator.  You will have the chance to network, collaborate and make genuine connections with start-up businesses and flourishing creative talent.

Have you experienced a major amputation at knee level (above or below) or are you using a lower limb prosthesis? If so we need your help. This workshop will investigate ways to reduce the number of adjustments prosthetic sockets need.

If you're interested in joining one of our online Accounting and Finance top up degrees, join the live Q&A to hear from Alexios Makropoulos, Academic Lead for Accounting and Finance and get your questions answered.

If you're interested in joining our online MSc Finance, join the live Q&A session to hear from Alexios Makropoulos, Academic Lead for Accounting and Finance and get your questions answered.

If you're interested in joining the online MBA Global Programme, join the live Q&A to hear from Justin Okoli, Academic Lead for MBA Global (online) and get your questions answered.

If you're interested in joining the online BSc (Hons) Business and Management course and wish to find out more, join the live Q&A to hear from Dr Valentina Gorchakova, Programme Leader, and get your questions answered.

If you're interested in joining the online iPGCE course and wish to find out more, join the live Q&A to hear from Adam Simcock, Programme Leader, and get your questions answered.

If you're interested in joining the online MA Education course and wish to find out more, join the live Q&A to hear from Melody Harrogate, Programme Leader, and get your questions answered.

During this hour-long webinar, we'll take you through how online learning works and what you can expect as an online learner with the University of Derby Online Learning.

Join Cath Feely, Jo Ray, and students from History and Design at the University of Derby, to hear about new collaborative research in partnership with the Museum of Making which explores this history and the politics of reimagining and re-enacting narratives of industrial history one hundred years on.

The University of Derby are proud to announce the launch of the Work Health Hub. This is a new online platform and initiative to support the health and wellbeing of organisations and their employees. 

If you're interested in joining the online BA (Hons) Early Childhood Studies course and wish to find out more, join the live Q&A to hear from Jenny Boldrin, Programme Leader, and get your questions answered.

Visit us for our on-campus Postgraduate Open Event to find out more about postgraduate study at Derby.

Join us at our Chesterfield Open Day where you will be able to meet our teaching teams and students and explore St Helena.

If you're interested in joining the MSc Ergonomics and Human Factors (online) course and wish to find out more, join the live Q&A to hear from Dr Victoria Filingeri Programme Leader, and get your questions answered.

The Further Education (FE) Showcase provides an opportunity for delegates to engage in research and evidence relevant to teaching in the post-14 Further Education and Skills sector.

As a part of their degree, second-year Literature and History students take part in an annual public conference, where they present a series of papers based around the theme of Rivers, Lakes and Seas.

The 28th International Conference on Natural Language and Information Systems will be held at the University of Derby, UK and will be face-to-face. The NLDB conference brings together researchers, industry practitioners, and potential users interested in various applications of Natural Language in the Database and Information Systems field.

Join us at our Undergraduate Open Day where you will be able to meet our teaching teams and students and explore our facilities and award-winning accommodation.

The Forum for Access and Continuing Education (FACE) Conference is one of the premier annual events for both practitioners and researchers with an interest in lifelong learning and widening participation to higher education.

The 9th European Conference on Ethics and Integrity in Academia (ECEIA) 2023 with the main theme Enhancing ethical practice, professionalism and integrity for future development will be hosted by University of Derby, UK from 12th to 14th July 2023.The conference is jointly organised by the European Network for Academic Integrity and the University of Derby.

At this conference, we would especially like to explore the interface between history (in its broadest sense including heritage) and human care (professional, non-professional and self-administered); achieving health and wellbeing through history-driven social connectedness. In addition, we welcome papers relevant to the field of health humanities in general.